The remaining 11 players have been sent on a 15-minute break.

Action will continue until three more players are eliminated, when they will break before the streamed final table.

Jewell McCann moved her short stack into the middle on the button, and was at risk against Vincent Loria in the big blind.

Jewell McCann:
Vincent Loria:

Loria was able to win the flip after the runout, as McCann wished the table good luck on her way to the payout desk.

Vincent Loria	1,470,000	1,030,000
Jewell McCann	0	-745,000

Mariano Lisojo opened to 100,000 from under the gun, and Dan Levy moved all in on his left. Charles Gudaitis shoved from the big blind, and Lisojo took some time before folding pocket tens.

Dan Levy:
Charles Gudaitis:

Lisojo reacted after seeing a ten on the flop, while Levy could not improve on the turn or river to end his run in 13th position.

Mariano Lisojo	1,420,000	775,000
Charles Gudaitis	1,380,000	750,000
Dan Levy	0	-265,000

After three days of action at the Golden Nugget Las Vegas in June, the 2025 Bar Poker Open Vegas World Championship came to a close with Ron Fienberg claiming victory, taking home a six-figure payday of $100,000 and title of BPO Champion. The final day saw only eight players return from a field that started with 1,223 competitors, all gunning for a piece of the $335,375 prize pool.

Fienberg came into the final table as the overwhelming chip leader and never slowed down, eliminating four out of his seven opponents. He finished the job by defeating Bryan Keefer in a short heads-up match to capture the biggest score of his life. Representing his home league - KOntenders Poker USA, the North Carolina resident shared his excitement following the big win.

"Its amazing, it's just everything I dreamed of. Every bar poker open player wants to get here and I cant believe I'm the one here today. I'm stunned and amazed but very, very happy."

2025 Bar Poker Open Vegas World Championship Final Table Results

Albert Croteau opened to 100,000 on the button, and Robert Carswell moved all in from the big blind. Croteau took a moment before sliding in the call.

Robert Carswell:
Albert Croteau:

Carswell could not improve on the runout, seeing his tournament come to an end in 14th place.

Albert Croteau	1,460,000	930,000
Robert Carswell	0	-610,000

Brandin Power opened to 75,000 in the hijack, and Joseph Murray made the call in the small blind.

Murray led out for 100,000 on the flop, and called again when Power raised to 275,000.

The turn saw Murray check and call a bet of 175,000 from Power. Another check from Murray followed the river, and Power moved all in for his last 225,000.

Murray made the call, and the hands were revealed.

Brandin Power:
Joseph Murray:

Power's pair of eights were no good against Murray's tens. That saw Power head to the payout desk after claiming a pay jump in 15th position.

Joseph Murray	2,550,000	450,000
Brandin Power	0	-860,000

Phillip Hoff got his stack in the middle, quickly called by Joseph Murray.

Phillip Hoff:
Joseph Murray:

Hoff found a pair on the runout, but it wasn't enough to beat Murray's aces. Murray added to his stack, while Hoff was sent out in 16th place.

Joseph Murray	2,100,000	1,240,000
Phillip Hoff	0	-450,000

Shortly after combining to the final two tables, multiple stacks hit the middle of both.

Peter Evans was all in at table 1 against Phillip Hoff, while Lisa Koch was at risk on table 2.

Peter Evans:
Phillip Hoff:

Hoff picked up a flush draw on the flop, while Evans remained in front on the turn. The dealer flipped over the river, completing Hoff's flush to crack kings and send Evans out.

At the other table, Koch's could not win a flip against to end her run in 18th place.

Phillip Hoff	450,000	-470,000
Lisa Koch	0	-495,000
Peter Evans	0	-180,000

Brandin Power raised from the cutoff, and Peter Evans moved all in on the button. Lauris Murnieks called off the rest of his chips in the small blind, and Power made the call.

Lauris Murnieks:
Brandin Power:
Peter Evans:

The dealer fanned out the flop, leaving Murnieks in the lead. Power then spiked the turn, making a set and holding through the river.

Brandin Power	860,000	490,000
Peter Evans	180,000	-750,000
Lauris Murnieks	0	-755,000

John Carr moved all in from middle position, facing Jewell McCann for his tournament life.

John Carr:
Jewell McCann:

Carr's pocket kings could not hold, as McCann spiked a set on the board to score the knockout.

Jewell McCann	745,000	110,000
John Carr	0	-190,000

Kimberly Capriotti was all in and at risk against Vincent Loria on her immediate right.

Kimberly Capriotti:
Vincent Loria:

Loria's pocket pair held through the runout, as Capriotti lost the race to finish in 21st spot.

Vincent Loria	440,000	385,000
Kimberly Capriotti	0	-800,000

With Andrew Ferguson forced all in from the big blind, Brandin Power called from under the gun and John Germano tossed in a call from the small blind.

Germano and Power checked down the runout, and the cards were turned up.

Andrew Ferguson:
Brandin Power:
John Germano:

Germano revealed two pair, good enough to claim the pot and send Ferguson to the payout desk.

John Germano	520,000	275,000
Brandin Power	370,000	-780,000
Andrew Ferguson (NY)	0	-615,000